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Not much for brakes

I just got my cr back from the shop. I had a clutch job and some seals replaced. Now, I have s@#$ for brakes. Is there anything that I can check to bleed? Is there anything in doing a clutch job that involves the brakes or lines? I'm perplexed. TIA

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Also, the brakes are hard, not much give.
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What car are we talking about here? It could be as simple as the vacuum line for your power brakes got disconnected during the clutch work.

If no power brakes, you could have kinked lines or other issues. Although a soft pedal is usually an indicator that things need bleeding or you have air in the system, not a hard pedal.
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Maybe grease on the rotor... Could be lots of things
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its a 3.2 carrera. I think its a vacuum line.
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What kind of car are you talking about, year and model?
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Above all - take it back to the shop and say, gently......WTF????

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